checking in from S. Ala. (2015, storm, season, world)
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Long-time lurker here at the Weather forum, but I have rarely posted. I enjoy reading what all of you post here, as an avid weather buff, and I thought I'd weigh in and post a few contributions. Shout out to Cambium and Patricius Maximus; two of my favorites!
I'm posting from southeast Alabama, USA; latitude 31.32 N. (Dothan area). Like much of the Eastern U.S., we are suffering through this blowtorch December as well. (I'm a coldie - and yes, I realize that this opinion isn't shared by many in my part of the world. So naturally, I've been miserable). Not even in my most pessimistic outlook could I have predicted this lost cause of a Christmas season. It has been depressing.
Looks like we"ll hopefully miss the severe stuff going on to our north - that's the good news. Nonetheless, this storm system has been bizarre in many ways, though I'm sure that in the broad scheme of things, it probably isn't unprecedented. Normally, when we have a cool season severe weather event, the front moves through, followed by a rush of cold air. But with this one, not only does it not get cooler, the temps for Christmas actually increase! Anyone care to weigh in on this?
My apologies; this was intended to be posted as a reply to the Winter 2015/2016 thread. I hit the wrong button! I'm not sure how to delete one of my own threads, but this wasn't meant to be a new thread.
My apologies; this was intended to be posted as a reply to the Winter 2015/2016 thread. I hit the wrong button! I'm not sure how to delete one of my own threads, but this wasn't meant to be a new thread.
It's alright man, welcome aboard. Post whenever you want.
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